Tag: Québec
Destinations / North America
Jun 23, 2019Go a Little Wild in Western Canada
In the nature of Western Quebec’s Outaouais region lies Parc Omega, a reserve of rescued and rehabilitated animals that live among thick stands of trees, wide meadows and deep lakes. Inhabited by a range of wildlife species, the park is especially notable for its populations of wolves.
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Madrid: A Destination for All Ages
However one is traveling, what matters is having fun and creating unforgettable memories. Among many ways to travel, multigenerational trips — on which grandparents, parents and children get to spend quality time together — are gaining popularity. Setting out on this sort of adventure? Madrid has something to offer everyone!
Age Specific / Adult Children
Jun 15, 2019Romance at the Historic Hotel Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello
Famous for being the largest log cabin in the world, the Hotel Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello has absolutely nothing to do with roughing it. This luxurious property, tucked into a serene setting in Western Quebec, began in 1930 as the exclusive and oh-so-private Seigniory Club. Built by a Swiss-American financier and constructed of 10,000 colossal red cedar logs by a master craftsman from Finland, the lodge was completed in an impressively short four-month period, with workmen working around the clock — cutting and setting each of the logs by hand.
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Feb 11, 2019Brrring it on: Igloo Hotels
Okay, so it may mean you can’t exactly cozy up in front of the fireplace, but you’ll earn bragging rights about staying in an igloo in nifty locales ranging from Canada to Romania.
Budget
Aug 12, 2018Last-Minute Trip Ideas
While family travel seems anything but impulsive, there may still be a few destinations left on your list before the kids head back to school. Ease the stress of last-minute planning with hotels and resorts already primed and ready for the late-summer rush.
Age Specific / Kids
Jan 7, 2018Quebec Winter Carnival: A Wonderland for Kids
The Quebecois know how to throw a party, and they get plenty of practice. Every winter they welcome the world to a two-week block party that engulfs the entire city in a joyous celebration of all thing snow and ice. In 2018, Carnaval de Quebec runs Jan. 26–Feb. 11.